Hikvision joins fifth World Congress of Biosphere Reserves
Eve Goode
Share this content
Hikivision has revealed that it joined the fifth World Congress of Biosphere Reserves that commenced on 22 September 2025 in China.
The 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves (WCBR) marks its historic Asian debut organised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
As the largest gathering under UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere Programme, Hikvision states that the Congress brings together thousands of experts from over 150 countries to explore innovative ways to shape a sustainable future for people and nature.
During the Congress, Hikvision presents its integrated portfolio of ecological and biodiversity protection technologies and achievements, highlighting its unwavering commitment to nature conservation and sustainable development.
Hikvision’s global impact
Hikvision has persistently contributed to ecological and biodiversity protection by providing pioneering AI-powered Internet of Things (AIoT) products and solutions in diverse scenarios, including forest protection, migratory birds protection, wildlife habitats restoration and marine ecosystems preservation.
This contribution towards ecological sustainability is recognised by WCBR.
“Protect global wetlands and biosphere reserves”
On 23 September, in the Parallel Meeting: Sustainable Development of Urban Wetlands, Wang Liang, Director of Natural Resources Industry, demonstrated how Large-Scale Models advance smart wetland conservation.
She emphasised that: “Hikvision provides innovative solutions to protect global wetlands and biosphere reserves, such as empowering wildlife observation, supporting the development of knowledge hubs and assisting in wetland management.”
According to Hikvision, its ecological protection technologies are actively applied within more than 15 UNESCO-recognised World Biosphere Reserves across China.
Based on its evolving AIoT capabilities, Hikvision says that it remains dedicated to safeguarding the world’s natural treasures and advancing sustainable development goals.
Upholding “Tech for Good”: A Steady Commitment to Thriving Biodiversity
As a responsible global corporate citizen, Hikvision always upholds its mission of “Tech for Good,” actively exploring ways to create more social value.
This commitment is reflected in Hikvision’s STAR Program for Social Good.
Launched in 2020, Hikvision explains that the Program aims to provide cutting-edge technologies to help non-profit organisations and projects explore innovative ways to benefit communities and protect the valuable wildlife and nature worldwide.
Within its exhibition area, Hikvision showcases a rich collection of its wildlife conservation stories, including:
- Bar-headed geese in the sky
- Giant pandas on the land
- Pangolins in mountains
- Snow leopards in highlands
- African rhinos
- Malaysian coral reefs
By the end of 2024, Hikvision highlights that it had collaborated with over 30 non-profit organisations globally across 14 countries and regions, inspiring a better future for the planet.
Sustainable innovations
Hikvision’s participation in the 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves demonstrates its commitment to the THRIVE sustainability philosophy with a focused area on protecting nature through technological innovation.
Looking ahead, Hikvision states that it will continue to innovate in advanced technologies, foster global partnerships and strive for a future where all lives prosper and thrive.
